Question

from letters of the late ignatius sancho, an african and the works of laurence sterne by ignatius sancho and laurence sterne as you read, highlight words and phrases that show sanchos purpose for writing. ignatius sancho from letters of the late ignatius sancho, an african by ignatius sancho what is sternes purpose for writing this part of the letter? to explain that his religion disapproves of slavery to suggest ways he could supports efforts to end slavery to suggest that he is willing to travel to visit sancho to explain how strongly he disapproves of slavery

Explanation:

In the context of Sterne's letter (related to Sancho, an African, and the anti - slavery theme), the purpose of this part of the letter is likely to convey his strong disapproval of slavery. The other options: his religion's stance (first option) is less likely as the focus is his own view; suggesting support methods (second) or travel (third) are not in line with the typical themes of these letters which center on his moral stance against slavery.

Answer:

D. to explain how strongly he disapproves of slavery (assuming the last option is D; if options are labeled differently, adjust accordingly. If no labels, "the bottom option" or based on content: the option "to explain how strongly he disapproves of slavery")